IND2 - Individual Person
A promise to pay. No mention of the reasons for the promise thereby excluding other contractual considerations. Shows 13 options - best to delete those that don't apply. Any State. (L-50781)
Any State. Simple loan agreement between a person and another person with substantive text including basic elements of any contract, standard contract definitions, interpretations, declarations, disclaimers, and commitments, etc. Australian legal agreement. (L-49746)
Any State. Standard agreement (simple contract) between a company and a person with substantive text including basic elements of any contract, standard contract definitions, interpretations, declarations, disclaimers, and commitments, etc. Australian legal agreement. (L-57717)
Guarantee by two borrowers, any State, personal guarantee to pay back on demand. (L-65787)
Any State. Simple agreement between a sole proprietor and a person with substantive text including basic elements of any contract, standard contract definitions, interpretations, declarations, disclaimers, and commitments, etc. Australian legal agreement. (L-46433)
Ten standard agreements (simple contract format). (L-78213)
Blank 'stat dec' doc for declaration in the State of Queensland. Print & fill in with a pen. (L-53407)
A promise to pay. Person to company. No mention of the reasons for the promise thereby excluding other contractual considerations. Shows 13 options - best to delete those that don't apply. Any State. (L-95200)
New. Any State. Well, almost ... Good for NSW, Vic., SA, WA, NT and ACT. For QLD see XX for Tas. see XX A confidentiality agreement (or non-disclosure agreement) (deed format) where the disclosure is one way, from a special player (such as a designer, inventor or professional consultant) providing special information, intellectual property or trade secrets to a company. Australian legal agreement. (L-79259)
Real Estate. This licence to occupy is for a residential purchase where the licensee (purchaser) has committed to purchase the property but doesn't want to wait and is prepared to occupy and pay a weekly fee until settlement in about six weeks. The licensor (vendor) is happy to do this as it commits him/her to nothing and (s)he can get the licence fee in lieu of rent. It grants licence to occupy for a period to settlement in return for a weekly licence fee and certain responsibilities if it fails to settle but does not grant leasehold rights or quiet enjoyment.
